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Murder at Maypole Manor
- A Posie Parker Mystery #3
- Narrated by: Clare Wille
- Length: 8 hrs and 12 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Lies, spies, film stars, and murder.
New Year’s Eve, 1921
Posie has been asked to accompany Inspector Richard Lovelace of Scotland Yard on an undercover mission. Their destination is a glittering New Year’s Eve party at Maypole Manor, the clifftop home of Lord Robin Glaysayer. Among the 12 guests are a famous film star, an artist, an Italian nobleman, a government spy, and a clairvoyant.
With a blizzard raging outside, when a killer strikes, the Inspector and Posie’s skills are tested to breaking point as they try to find the murderer before he attacks again.
But danger lurks at every corner: just who exactly is the mysterious 13th house guest? Why is Posie being singled out for special attention?
And will she ever see Alaric Boynton-Dale ever again?
This is a classic Golden Age of Crime murder mystery which will appeal to fans of Agatha Christie and Downton Abbey. Murder at Maypole Manor is the third book in the delightfully classic Posie Parker Mystery Series, although the novel can be enjoyed as a stand-alone story in its own right.
If you love an action-packed historical cozy crime with a feisty protagonist, get Murder at Maypole Manor now.
Other books by L.B. Hathaway available on Amazon:
- Murder Offstage: A Posie Parker Mystery #1
- The Tomb of the Honey Bee: A Posie Parker Mystery #2
- The Vanishing of Dr Winter: A Posie Parker Mystery #4
- Murder of a Movie Star: A Posie Parker Mystery #5
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- Shannon
- 02-20-20
Pretty Good
Decent cozy mystery set in my favorite time period. I enjoyed it for the most part. Just a few minor annoying repeated sayings like “as sure as bread is bread” and “Posey was about to tell the inspector when...” something happens to stop it, took me out of the narrative. Feels like one last edit would have made the story more enjoyable.
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- Mustangally
- 08-01-20
Definitely Not the Series for Me
I enjoy reading cozy series, so I get a chance to get acquainted with the main characters and relax into them. I really wanted to enjoy Posie Parker but I almost ended up hating her by the end of this book. I wanted to quit after the first few chapters but I slogged through until the end, and I wish I hadn't.
Nothing is more annoying to me than an author who doesn't bother to stick accurately to the era in which she is writing. It's so jarring to listen to a book like this, set in the 1920s, where the author uses contemporary slang like "hugely" and "control freak" and "mantra". It completely ruins it. Also, she uses aphorisms or slang phrases so often, I thought about starting a drinking game where I'd take a swig every time she used the phrase "Sure as bread is bread". (What does that mean, anyway?!) But I would have gotten quite drunk as I lost count after 9 - NINE - times she used that phrase in this one book. "Guts for garters" was another one, but really, I stopped counting after awhile, just so I could get through the darn book.
The story line seemed contrived and didn't seem believable, but that could have been because I was annoyed by the writing.
On a better note, the performance was great.
No more Posie Parker for me. Good riddance.
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- Karen Lo
- 03-29-20
It’s ok
I want to like the Posie Parker series, but I can’t, quite. I listened to The Tomb of the Honeybees and Murder at Maypole Manor. Not bad, but not for me. The plots are too layered and don’t link together believably. Too much of a good thing, my attention wanders and I stop caring what happens to whom. The unlikable characters are better developed than the potentially likable ones. Posie herself is inconsistent, I can’t figure out why anyone is attracted to her. I want to like her, I just can’t find enough substance and personality to hang onto.
4 people found this helpful
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- Linda Conover
- 03-17-20
Good, needs pruning
Over all good but could use more editing. Several phrases are very repetitious through the entire story.
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- John
- 01-17-20
What An Absolute treat..!!.. Audible, please acquire the rest of the series
What an absolute delight... loved it from start to finish,.. I noticed you have the next book already available,.. but she refers quite a lot to her past travails in her previous books ,so I’m hoping Audible,.. you will get those too..highly recommend it to cozy readers..
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- annc
- 01-25-20
Good narttor
The reader is excellent but the story for tedious towards the end of the book. Not on my list of must haves.
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- Paul
- 03-05-21
Too complicated. I couldn’t keep up with the plot
This installment seemed very different from the first two. The tone of the book was quite dark. I was unable to find any credible romantic subplot. I am quite sure that I haven’t listened to this book before, but some elements of the plot seemed oddly familiar . I finally abandoned it with more than 2 hours left...
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- Fi
- 04-21-20
Loved it.
Really enjoyed It. An intricate and intriguing story. So many ups and downs. Good characters.
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- Connie Kraus
- 03-24-20
It kept me "turning the pages" so to speak.
The plot had twists and turns but not those aggravating hidden ones. Plenty of back stories and interesting characters, which I hope to see I. future books.
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- Nancy
- 04-22-22
Sure as bread was bread 😬
This was definitely not as good as the first 2 book but it was ok
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- Patrick heenan
- 08-07-20
Best yet
The best book yet talking enthralling cannot wait to the next book The books just get better and better
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- Freddie Roberts
- 05-06-22
what a duo!
The writer, L B.Harhaway, and the reader, Claire Wile, are an unstoppable duo. The more I listen, the more I want to hear. I love the way the characters pop in and out and become a large part of the overall story. Max, is he to be trusted? Will Posy get her man, if so which of the strong determined men will it be? Is she safe? I need the next book to find out. Thoroughly addictive!
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- Mrs.
- 04-15-22
Amusing and quite well written but ....
Every book in this series has its own special anachronism. In this one it is nylons which weren't invented until 1939. In a previous book a jet trainer plane appears in 1920
These are things you can check with Google in less than a minute and would suggest that the author and her editor should work harder on the editing
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- AngelBobb
- 12-26-21
Snowbound and in Peril
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It had me sitting in my car outside my house waiting until the end of chapters, or wishing for traffic on the M6 motorway just to be able to hear a few more words.
I highly recommend it.
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Spies Murder and Smuglers
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